Bought 4 gallons of Home Depot (Behr) latex paint for some room painting.

I used roller and edge tool to paint the first room. It looks great.

However, on the second room, the part where I used the edge tool shows up
lighter that the walls where I used the roller.

What would have caused this? The paint is completely dry now.

Thanks.

trailer wrote:
Bought 4 gallons of Home Depot (Behr) latex paint for some room painting.

I used roller and edge tool to paint the first room. It looks great.

However, on the second room, the part where I used the edge tool shows up
lighter that the walls where I used the roller.

What would have caused this? The paint is completely dry now.

Most likely you didn't mix the separate gallons before using and "cut
in" the second room w/ different mix than you finished rolling out with.

Second, lighting differences and texture between the roller and the pad
can make apparent differences shade.

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On Sep 2, 9:10*am, "trailer" wrote:
Bought 4 gallons of Home Depot (Behr) latex paint for some room painting.

I used roller and edge tool to paint the first room. *It looks great.

However, on the second room, the part where I used the edge tool shows up
lighter that the walls where I used the roller.

What would have caused this? *The paint is completely dry now.

Thanks.

Did you mix all 4 together before painting.

RickH wrote:
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Agreee with mixing all 4 gallons together, but color making is
extremely accurate these days. So its more likely that the paint is
thinner with the edge tool gizmo. ...

I'd say your luck w/ the mixing stations is better than mine, then...

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RickH wrote:
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Better than the old manual systems, but I always re-mix everything in
a 5 gal bucket first too.

Then you'd not know how good/bad the match is, then, anyway... V,VBG

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On Sep 2, 10:04*am, dpb wrote:
RickH wrote:

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Agreee with mixing all 4 gallons together, but color making is
extremely accurate these days. *So its more likely that the paint is
thinner with the edge tool gizmo. *...

I'd say your luck w/ the mixing stations is better than mine, then...

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Better than the old manual systems, but I always re-mix everything in
a 5 gal bucket first too.